With the Dell Inspiron 11z, the American manufacturer wanted to offer a computer, outside, may seem an ultraportable, but inwardly incorporates capabilities and specifications of a conventional notebook. Not the most powerful, of course, but away from the limitations of their younger siblings.
It comes with a 11.6 inch screen, illuminated by LEDs, which offers a maximum resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. The processor depends on the model chosen, but you can choose between an Intel Celeron 743 1.3 GHz and an Intel Pentium 1.3 GHz SU4100 ULV type.
The cheapest model of the Dell Inspiron 11z costs 379 euros and comes with 2 GB of RAM, Celeron processor and 160 GB hard disk. The following model changes for the Pentium processor and storage capacity up to 250GB, priced from 479 euros.
Finally, the most powerful model, costing 609 euros, comes with 4 GB of RAM and 320GB hard drive. They can be equipped with Windows 7 Home Premium and offer the option of incorporating a 6-cell battery. With that come standard, 3-cell, have a weight of 1.3 kilos and 2.5 centimeters thick.
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